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THE LUCKNOW- SENTINEI, LUCKNQW,; ONTARIO'
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OBITUARY
MISS BELLE .MeKIiaLOP'
The -.death of Miss Belle Mc
Killo '' ccurred • ` in 'St Thomas,
p ,�.
General 'Hospital on .the morning,
of Fb �► e rua 1h
Tt iini h 'r a;:89th`
. e
year, The ;;deceased had always
enjoyed - remarkably k good' health
until .about. two, Weeks previous
to .her death when,' she suffered.
a very severe stroke froira•`which
•
she never;'xallied
Miss McKillop was the last?
surviving member of ;a family of
six girls and one +boy born to'.
Neil . McKillop . and Mary Mac-
- .Intyre, Lawrence Station, . 'Elgin
County.
She •had' .`moved with her fam
ily while - quite. ` young ` to St.
Thomas .where ,:she • had .; resided
the. ' est of ; her .life.
•She was a lifelong member', of
St Andrews Presbyterian Church
Y
and was ;, .always; very. active. :in
chrand •social crock
'inch , and
•
where she, will be long it nein='
bered for her kindness and gen
erosity.. .:.
The funeral was held from the
"Sifton` Funeral 'Home .with 'inter -
Merit in the 'family •plot ;in. Mac.
Xntyre" Cemetery, . ' . Southwold•
Town'shrp.
The ,service , at the funeral
harne was. conducted' by .her
minister the AO: H. 4Rodney of
St. Andrews " P: r e s ib y t'er Ian
Church who spoke very highly
Of the deceased. The pallbearers
were•. Donald and Dan, McKillop,.
Clarence < .and"''Jaines Orchard,
Graham MacDonald and ..Arthur
Tilden, Mrs: B. J : Sangst'er,, Mrs.
W. IF: MacDonald .and ' Douglas,
Neil - and 'Archie ; Grahain are
nieces ' and nephews' of the .de,.
ceased.' Mrs. McDonald and
Douglas .. Graham: ' accompanied
by.:il lr...and Mrs. Chester Hackett
motored ,.to St.. Thomas .on. 'Sun-
d ri r t the dayof: the 'fun
-
I, oq, o,t e t, e. n
I eral.•
{APPOINTED. TO
JITNIORSEXEC
The ' Huron County Junior
Farmers arid. ;Junior. Institute
Association. held • their aiiinual
meeting' op "'Monday .at ' Blyth;
Local ygiuhg : people are on the
Executive." Murray, Gaunt .is •se -
coni . vice-president of : the jun-
ior Farmers,: and Ken;.Alton and
Doug Hackett. are Colwanash
directors.
Joanne Alton of '. Ashfield is
Junior ,;Institute secretary: and
the . Colwanash ' directors are
JoAnne Crozier , and Diane Rit-,
chic.
The Fergus artificial ice arena
ended ' 1959 with - a•.'sizeable ,cre-
dit balance of $1,431 ' after' pay-
ing
debenture,
`'principal p and in-
terest of'" $1,098.: The refreshment"
counter' showed a 'profit exceed.
mg, .the year-end balance.:
MARK: FQtiTfETH
ANNIVERSARY
(DUNGANNON NEWS)'
Impromptu speeches pertain-
ing • to Canadian Industries was
the topic for the postponed Feb-
ruary •meeting of Dungannon
Women's ' Institute .held at the
home of Mrs. Durnin Phillips.
lo
The. ro.call was answered by
telling "What I' would ' do if I
had an hour to spare." During..
the . business session $2500' was
donated to the. Public Library..
A '' committee of three, ,Mrs.
Wilbur Brown, : Mrs. • C. Crozier
and Mrs., Cecil Blake was ap-
pointed to look after the- can-
vassing of the southern half of,
a44shfield for the Cancer_ : Fund.
discussion took place on. hold
ing a, public meeting to ` devise
ways and .means of helping . fire
victims; before . the fire equip-
ment arrives. • Mrs.. • W. Stewart,
Mrs. L. Ivers arid Mrs. D. Phil-'
lips were appointed` to 'draw up
'a slate :of officers ,for the March
election. " Finalplans were made
for the Summary' Day T for, the
project "New Lani:ps for the,
Old" .held at Clinton:';After sing-
ing the Queen • and the Institute
Grace lunch was served by the,
hostesses , in . charge.:
"Visitors ' forthe. week-eid
with. Mr. and Mrs Harold :'Maize
were the Tatters ;sisters, Mrs.
Wilda Irwin, Glenda and Miss
Shirley, • Irwin, St. ' Thomas and
MC.. and :Mrs. ` .. Ellwood .Irwin,
Marylin and Danny of Wingham..
Miss Pearl Galdviiell, Leaming
ton. is . visiting' her ; sister, Mrs.
John Spivak. "" '
Congratulations to Mr... and.
Mrs. Victor Errington, 6`th con:
Of 'West : Wacivanosh, R.R. ,2, Au
•burn;, who on .Wednesday, Mar..
2nd; observed their •40th
:ding annidersary. The bride was
formerly. Vera'; Alton, daughter
of the; late Mr. and "Mrs: Herbert
Alton : and the groom . a son of
the late Mr. and » Mrs.: D. S'. Er-
r<inigton, , 6th concession• of .West
VVawanosh.. They were ::married
by the tate Rev. T. -A. Steadman
at the methodist 'Parsonage, Dun-;
gannon. Their ..children are ' three
sons and, two:? daughters, Jim and
Harold," RIR. 2 '.Auburn,:Ross• of
St. Helens, Mrs: John
(Violet)
Durniih,`R:R. 3 Auburn ;and :Mrs.
Ivan .(Jean) Henderson, Toronto.
They have sixteen -grandchild
ren.. •'A surprise dinner wasgiven..
in their honor, at the.•home' of
their.' ,daughter, Mrs. John' Dur-
nin on • Saturday . , evening , at
which 'the; .:family 'gathered ' 'to-'
• gether. 'They received many,
'lovely gifts ;and messages. • of
Best :' Wishes.. They: have.: lived
continuously. on' .their farm all
their . married life.
' • Miss, .Ida •W.hyard, RN.; ' is a
'patient at •Goderich . Hospital;:
and, is showing some . improve
cc ment . in her ;condition.•
Mr. and • Mrs. " W. A. Culbert,
son Bill and grandchildren, . Don-
ny and Jackie Culbert .on Sunday
visited Mr. and'.) Mrs:: Earl Sher-'.
wood, • Carlow. .
7rr/ram �
The 'key to . betterybuild-`
Mg's!, Designed and
engineered in- Canada,
they meet • the ' highest,'
standards for post-free
••
easily accessible interiors.
TruSpan is .ideally suited.
tom.
• 'Farm :Buildings
Industrial: Buildings
• Commercial Buildings.
Showrooms, Etc.:
,
For -
BETTER BUILDINGS
AT .LESS COST
Investigate .
Mrs. J. C. Drennan, ,Crewe; is
supply . teaching ; at the ; Crewe
School for • the .'",teacher,-. Mrs.
Frank Ritchie: '
Mr. and. Mrs. Howard. Culbert,
Betty. land Barbara on)Sunday
visited her parents, Mt.' and Mrs.
Robert Lyons, ;Luckriow:'
. ' Mrs.. M. Shackleton' .was host—
ess at her home on ;Monday af-
ternoon" for the united 'Church'
W.M:S. Mrs. Esther. Rivett "pre=
sided . and opened with • prayer
and the aim and Object prayer.'
Ten members •answered the roll
call and one. visitor; Mrs. Hugh
McWhinney lea with the; Wor-
ship service: Mrs. Lorrte • IverS
read the :serip'ture lesson: It was
reported' that twelve hospital.
calls. and thirteen home Calls
were made. The 35th annual Liu
ion •Presbyterial. of W M,S will
be held' ,At Northside , United
Church, ,Seaforth on k March 24th.
.The guest speaker is Miss Ruth
Churchill,,Montreal, The title
of ;' her address Will , be !Me
Church in the City Streets. Mrs.
M. J. Reed has been named a
delegate to attend. An Easter
Thank -offering Service is being.
planned for April • 21st, Other
AuXiliaries will .be invited, Mrs,.
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 9th, 1,969
SPOILT
OUST SEAFORTH AND
QUALIFY FOR FINALS
Lucknow 1nterxnediates trim:-
med Seaforth 11. tog last Thurs-
day night in Seafor+th, and in so;
doing elirninated •the Seaforth
team and qualified to . meet
Blyth in a best -of -five series for
group honors. •
Ron Keiteiiborn and Ron Ora-.
ham netted 'three :apiece for
Lucknow, • High MacMillan got
two' and Thom Collyer, Jack
Blue and.: • Roy Emberlin one
each.
DROP FIRST GAME
OF. GROUP PLAYOFFS.
Lucknow Intermediates: 'could
n't :get clicking on Monday night •
arid they' dropped.. a one-sided'
9-3 count to the Blyth ' squad on
the latter's home. ice.
The next game :of the best -in -
five 'group championship series
is , being played , in Lucknow on
Wednesday,' March 9th.
Play Hockey Doubleheader
In an exhibition double-header
hockey contest last. • Wednesday.
night, Belfast defeated the Luck-
now District : High h School team
cam.
6 to 1, and 'Dungannon won an
8-5 verdict over the Silverwood'
team.
M.., Reed . gave a reading. "Holi-
day in Africa:" Mrs. Rivett' gave'
a":reading "Crossing Racial bar.
riers.t'. Mrs. M. Shackleton;. read.'
an article. on Christian •Steward
ship.' The April meeting will be.
held at the :.home of Mrs. M.
Reed. 'Mrs: .`Rivett closed . • with.
prayer:
Mrs,: Paul 'Caesar ',underwent
anoper+ation-last week at Victor-
ia Hospital for sinus ;:We hope
she • will have 'a speedy recovery.:
The Women's World Day, of •
Prayer, was: on Friday afternoon
observed: . in' Erskine Presbyter-
ian.' church. ' The ':. leaders with
prayers' and readings were 'Mrs:.
Robert ,McAllister, president :of
the .W.M.S. 'of .' the . church; Mrs.
Esther 1i•+vett,. presidentof the
• U!nite'd :Church;; ,.,arid :Mrs.. Ben
Mole, president of : St. Pauls An-
began . Guild. Rev.'Wallace ''Mc
Clean brought to mind :in his
address, the •wondeiiful:'privilege'.
of a,. universal ,•prayer • all 'Over'
the `'world r. and what- power' it
could bring for Christianity "Too.:
often people ;pray. for things that
might: not •,be good for thein :and.
so. 'in prayer.'' to our Heavenly
Father we include:, "if, it be .Thy
Will." Mary Lou McAllister. pre •
-
sided at the organ for the hymns.,
and • accompanied for attic' singing
Ivory, Palaces by Mrs. Frank
Jones, Mrs: E. •Rivett and Mrs..
Elmer Black.: Miss Iva'. Carr..
read An •' article. on the History
of the Women's- 'World Day of
Prayer. 'Prayers by appointrnent•
were given by Mrs. Lorne :hvers,
Mrs. M. Reed, Mrs'. 'M. Shackle• . ,.
ton, .Mrs. Victor Black, Mrs. R.
Bete, Mrs. ' Hugh McWhinney,
Following.. the +benediction by
Rev. • W.
McClean,. Mrs. M ;Reed
in behalf of all present expres-
sed apipreciation. ',to Rev. Ale -
Clean, for: his fine :message.
.At the United .Church service
Sunday morning in charge of
Rev. C.' E. Taylor,,. three ;, mem
bets were inducted to the 'ses-
sicin Frank; Pentland, Clifford
Crozier 4,and • ;, Wilbur Drown..
Lovely '. bouquets of rimuns
memory • 'tlate' : ROY
B1�ack wereofplacheed at • theMrsAltar..
Larry 'Pentland 'arid Robert'
.,Sherwood sang- duet parts in an
anthem prepared by the Juniors;
Mr. l♦'red 1 it ig directed. Mr.
King, new in . this vicinity 1s
assisting with voice cul tut•e and
an .opportunity` is .open lie all.'
who are, interested in singing
and building tip a 'chorus. Prac-
tise. Wednesday at 7:45 On, Con-,
tact Mr. King '42-2 or' Mrs: Stin'
gel; . phone 96,
Mr, Bili . cC1dre of Elmira
visited' his MMocther,
McClure oz , Sunday- at the home
of his' Sister; Mrs. Herb Finn'-
gait ,Mrs. Winnifred Wedcombe'
returned after attending. the fun-
era'' • nf'. their hrother.in"law, the
late .Alfred J. Herford, Toronto
last weeks